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replace rim vs. wheel?

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  1. Jasper Janssen said:

    Well, at a local mailorder place, rims under 15 euro include: Weinmann

    Do they ship to other EU countries?

    Jan

  2. jan lindström said:

    Jasper Janssen wrote:

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Well, at a local mailorder place, rims under 15 euro include: Weinmann

    Do they ship to other EU countries?

    Just Belgium is mentioned on site, but maybe if you mail the guy directly, who knows. The site is
    derks-wielersport.nlderks-wielersport.nl , or derks-wielersport.nlen
    in english.

    Jasper

  3. [email hidden] (Qui si parla Campagnolo) wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    First gotta ask why the rear wheel is 'shot' agfter only 14k.

    It's the PNW, I commute year round. Been known to do some leisure rides in the rain in my time --
    even when the day started out raining.

    Quoted message said:

    The sales guy really didn't suggest that you buy a new bike instead of having the wheel fixed,
    did he??

    They guy should be shown a job application for some other type store.

    I feel I have an excellent relationship with the shop. I bring them plates of baked goods and boxes
    of chocolates. They do a fair bit of minor adjustments for free. I also seem to manage to spend a
    fair bit -- just this last time, on gloves, a spare tube, a patch kit, etc. I think they know to
    what degree I'm shopping for a new bike, and how many miles I have on this one.

    Jim was not being skanky when he suggested I buy a new bike. He was also not being that serious.
    That's why I labelled it as "an aside" of buying a new bike. When I actually do buy a new bike, I'll
    spend probably at least twice what I did on this one.

    I know that they are otherwise booked solid for a while in the repair shop -- pre-STP is one of the
    busiest times of the year around here for repairs and maintenance. Still, within a day of them
    reporting that they couldn't order me a new wheel and they'd have to rebuild the current one with a
    new rim, it was finished and at home. I know the guy who did the work, and he's an excellent
    technician. I'm looking forward to testing it out today.

    I personally have no complaints.

    Warm Regards,

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